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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Ser Merate=gD1tnreH.

St Der Dori9en @o6e Daben in 0albtngz
ton bier ooer flint tauienb Ner3te r9ez
tagt" unb it6) chamber i6riftlide Nr6eifen
~borgelelen gum 3tpef Der Grreguna aeoen>
ieitiger 8etpun0erung. 9enn auf mebr,
ais oaS, Iduft Die @ei6i6te tpobl ni9t binz
aus. 0aB Die 6eilipilienl6aft bur6 iol9e
geleuige 3ulammentinfte tpelentli6 gefDrs
bert neroen tonne, tpGre eine iebr eefpaote
Qnnabn1e. 0enn eritenS beltebt 6ie melt
ibertpiegen0e WiebrSabl Ser Sbeiil1ebmer
barar aus Mer5ten f~letnen, f~letn1ten uno
alIerfletnIten GaliberS, oeren Iberfliii1taer
Neangel an IobnenDer Brarts ibnei 9eItatfet,
@o6enlang ab3ufpmmen, ltn6 Sipeiten5
f0nnen Die ieDr tueni9en Ebeilnebnler, Die
einen b~erDorra9enben Stang in Der @inen5
I6aft einnebmen, tbre tpertbboleu 8eobz
a1tungen uno @ntbeduneen alf bel tpirfz
%iau1ere Meile in Sa6seiti6riften funbna=
den, alS bur6 8Orleiungen in elmer WtuIs
Ienperlammlung, mo- tie faum ge60rt,
gei6tpetge benn berftan6en unb geipiiroigt
peroen.
Dies IdBt fi6 in 8esug auf etne Ser
latnntllt1g, BON ipelder Die amertfants
Cd e II NerSte minbeitens iie6en NbteI bill
beteH, NIT GROCER S6Grfe ia0en. 9enn nit
Nusnabme BON 6ranfreid lit ipDbl in fet>
mem geiitteten 20nOe Die gGnsli9e l1ntennt=
nib fren1ber Sprn6en in ben Iooe1annten
gebilbeten StGnben 10 alIgemetn, ipie in Ser
amertfantl6en 8eb0lferung BON enaliIh>
eiril6er 2bfunft. l1nD Dann: tpie pteI he'll
loier S6unb mag iih unter ben 1000 ame
rifaniiden uNer8ten" befunben baben! Dean
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Settle @oNbHroerl

QlS M a itb irger tDerben bon ben
berrr6ten S1urfen io3ialtitti6en @efennt@
mites, tpel6e ieit 1873 oaS beuti6e 9tet6
nad Nmerifa auSgeIpteen bat, ale b~teientgen
anitGnoieen Weenl6en per90Dnt, tDel6e an
benz ultDGterti6en @laltben bangen, baB
@brIidfeit, SletB, Git6ttgfeit u1b @etptis
ienbaftigteit bic @run0la9e aQeS oauerbafz
ten @oblitanbes iinb.
Sebr tDobl; BON lolden Wfn1tblr9ert
fam bnS 2a1b 9ar rtdt genug baben; aber
WoItbitrger broucht es ni1t!
Sobannes M o It betBt ber bermulebeite
Interchangeable un6 6Duenbunb, tpelder
IN leinen S9riften lebrt, Die bic game
gSelt tn Die 2uft geiprengt tperben iolte,
6amit er nnb ietne gerbre6ensgenDiien anf
ben Erilmmern Der meni6lt6en @eleuz
l6aft bon Dem, mas mod iibrtg bItebe,
berrlth un6 in Sreu6en leben f0nnten.
Stelen 6u1tb bat man stpar Elm Sabr lang
in Jtetu gOrt einseiperrt, aber 8er ienals
BetuGbnt bat, 6ab Die @nt;iebutg Der Srei@
belt auf Elm meni9lt6es S6euIal belIern6
toirfen Tonne, 0er bdtte bur6 Die an
Sobannes W2oft genta1te btttere Gr>
tabrung etneS 8efieren belebrt iper>
ben t0nten. 0enn bteIer S6urfe
lit II d Der @efan9eni6aft nod b6Sartiger
1no gelnetni6dOli6er. ais er pprber mar.
SD1 bate nt6ts unI6Goltd MAIDEN f0nnen,
olS etne bGnfene 6alSidlinge. Sem Gen.
SHERIDAN miro baS gef1Igelte @ort in
ben Wfunb 9eiegt: v@ tt Snoianer? 0ur
t0ote Snotaner itn6 gut!" 9as Mort
ldBt ft6 nit bollem Sug unb 9teht auf
Serie, tpte Nfoit a1tpenben: Suite 2ln>
arGtlten? Sab; tetu &nar6tit lit gut,
ebe er 9ebdngt ift!"
ODD 6at bieier ieIbe Ieiber nod ni6t
9ebdn9te Sauunfe Sc # Die Sre6beit gez
9aot, Dor Der Superior Court IN Stem gorf
pen Artra9 auf Gerleibung bes ameritant1
,d9ett Slrgerredts 81 ftelen. @r ipolte
EN- Wtpftbirger Der Ser. Staaten perben.
Der @ertdtsl6reiber ~(9lctuarius tpiirbe er
IN 0eutl@lano auf latttnii9 beiBen) 8oe3
bat ben Nntrag Suriidgetpieien unb Weoif
bat angefunoigt, baB Ct 8erufung an Das
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Sprabttttt= 9mGer~

Menn Mles tpa6r lit, mas bteler Sage aus
Sort Scott in &anIaS iiber Die enblt6
pollfommen gelungene Seritel>
lung frpitalltitrten 3u6ers aus Dem Sten>
gel beS Sorg b II m &prns beri6tet
puroe, 10 ite6en bic Ser. Staaten am Bor=
obenoe elmer ebenlo getpaltigen, tDte iegens>
rei6e1 Wanblltng in tbren lamb uno bolfsz
nirtbi6aftlt6en 8~er6Gltutiier.
SIS tpirb a1f oas 8eltimmtefte perit6ert,
oaB 6ur6 nelle OtffuiiDns> uro &ldrungs@
Wmlhtnen BON ameritantl6er @rftnbung
Ole beutiGen batter itd ais unbrat6bar
ertptelen) Die @etDtnnung uno GlGrtt1g 0eS
3uderlafteS IN bD6Iter 8pQfommenbett er>
reidt tper6e uno Der ~frDitaatitrte 3ufer benz
allerbeiten cubanti6en m Q8ertb DOQfom>
men glei6 Jet. Nus elmer Sonne Sorghum
g%etpinne MAJ iiber 100 Yfuno beiten 3uder
unb auBerbem Il @allnnen Wtelaiie, aus Der
AUDI mod ett 3uGer %gertngerer 9lte GEE
sogert tperben tonne. Sin Q(ere guten 8D0enS
trGgt lei6t 10 bis IL TDnlen Sorghum,
aus 6enen II bis ii Gentner 3uder i'm
g9ertbe BON 65 bis Is Doll. er3elgt tper6en
f0nnten. Oa3u fpmmt baS Gnrn ielb1t
(ettpa Is 8uidel bonn Ncre), Das als 8te6=
futter DolIfommen 10 btel nertD lit, tpte
W1ais unb fir it9 ollein 16or ale Soften
Der 8eItelung bedelt tpirbe.
Bie ge1a9t, 10 enn bas Nles ft6 be-
tpabrbettet, 10 i6ulbet baS 2a11o ben WtGnz
ner11, mel9e, unbefiimmert Inn ale Spit
tereien unb groben SpdBe in ben f%retbdnbs
leril9en !3ettungen, unb troB uler etttn1l1>
tbigenben Tebll6ld9e bic 8erlu9e big
5um gliidlt6en @nbe forteeiebt baben, 0anf
unb Entertaining inn aIerret9ltd1ten
WtaBe. DEM ba alIer 8Doen, auf tpel9em
W2ats gebetbt, au6 fir ben Sorgbumbau
e~eeignet lit, 10 lit Die 8Obenfldhe, Die
5lr !3udergeutnnung Dertpenoet mgr
S 5f1 'a ai@ts, S @a5 f6o a1''i binlFsH ipsnte sa
Sa6ren &anias, g1ebraSfa, Soma gu ,9ro7
FEM S6eile aus Sorg6umfeloern beiteRen
lnb nit 6unberten bon 3ltderiteoerele1
iberIGet fino. = Die Ser, Staatet l6tfen
iebt auiGbrlt9 fir 3uder rur6 bunoert
Dollars ($1O0, 0O0.O0V
outel, barren @elbes ms NusIano. 0tele
9onse Summe fam bann i'm 2anoe bletben.
9o6 bos mGre ni6t Der ein5ige @etpttn.
WGtt benz 9SegfaQ Der GinfuDr %frentoen
Buffers miiroe au6 Der ?3ndere
SoII tbatIG9li9 aufbOren nnb oaoltrb
Ser ft0renoe tleberi6uB Der gu1oes7@ln>
no6men iiber Die 2lusgaben fat I'M Die
SGlfte Dermtnoert tperben. @tolt9 pitroe
6uburh Der lleberproouctton an Sroo1totfer,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
SGMIe tttt0 6attS.

9tnF benz neuliden Gongreile beuti6er
&at6olifen ipurben pieberum Die BON bieier
Seite i6on Iett pielen Sabren ge60rten &la~
gen iiber ben religiDnsloien llnterri6t i'll
ben ofieutliden S6uleu laut. @5 tuurbe
ouf's i6drffte betoit, baB Die bIoBe Gin
ltridterung bon ia6liden Genntntiien
feline @rste6ung lei; baB babel baS Seelen5
nu6 @~emiitbsleben Der &itocr ni6tS ge1
tpiline un6-furs un6 gut, baB Der S6ulz
1lnterridt nur Damn tpabrbdft btlbenb un0
er,ieben6 mirfe, ipenr er auf re1igi0ier
(firhli6er) @runolage beru9e.
Qgenn bier nut itatt bes WorteS u~relt@
ai6ler" oas @ort iittlt6er gebrau6t
tpGre, 10 Giebe ii6 ni6t piel bagegen eintpen9
ben. Sn Der Nuffafung frommer Gbrllten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
Ste @mnrMtHett.

@us alen Ibeilen 6es Qonoes Iieoen
QeuBerungen Der beroorraaen6iten 3eitun3en
itber Die 8eftdttgung oeS S~trafurt6eils oe9em
Die abt Gbicagoer Nllardiiteu Dor. Sbne
trgeno etne MuSnabme besei6ueA ffe 5oS
urtbetl oils geredbt nno ipre0en bic @rpar>
tull9 aus, baB es in pollem ltmfan9e Dpu>
sogelt peroe1 tDtrD. 0eltn mt 6oburh
tonne Die ,9ttttge Saat 6e5 Nnardismus in
9rnro uto Booen 3eritampft tperben. Die
Sefir1tung, baB Der Sob ser uWe6rtprer"
Die Sa6e Der WeltumitiirSer itdrfen
peroe, miro bon Ntemanbem Qltsz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19

tpel6e unIere @etreioepreiie bon BEN 8eOitrf1
ntien @nglanbs abbdngtg mabt, IN be-
trG6tlt6em WfaBe g~eifeuert tperoen.
&ur3, bic Segnungen, tpelde Dem Ha1toe
ats Der 8anolung ertpadien ptroen, 1tno
falt unbere6enbar. Wenn nnr otesmaI
enoIi6 bic Sadie pa6r it'll!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-19
3Gglide unO m0dentIi6e
,SuinOiS Sta0tSseitun0"
mo
see % E It E ~.
9tbommemcmts=Greiie
. E 70 E ~.

OiRes: ede ef.mai9iugtOu.etr. unO gtftb WOsnus.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23
SELECTED.
ROMANCE OF A RoSEBUsH.


..It i all fnl.de.rol" said Miss Henri.
.tta IIcnsbny sittinp bolt upright in her
hanboo rocker. ..It is all fol-de-rol. |
.av far nconle 10 think they must make
mn iimerarks that nobody wants and scat
ter thrm nhnnt among their friends"
.nnt il is for n birthday present,
Amt
,.Weu what of that? Do you suppose
h,,..,u.,.@m,. hirthdav hammers to he com
inc thnt / want ,nv one ~ rive me an
nn,,,inly nin.rnshinn with two lis work
ed in The crnt.rg"
What if therc siould he three II'sf
s,ia I,.ttir slyIy remembering old Peter
Hammond : clumsy attentions with, n
hq admitted ..un.-yc Ia a snug home"
=. 4 hat, that you saw" mapped Miss
u,.,t,
I,nttie did not venture repetition, but
.at d,murrly copSideriu. what, under
Inc strr.s oftbe rircum .tances. he should
do. Letlir was Miss Hcnrictta'S orphan
ni.cr and had been "A member of her
household for naorly n year. She had
learned dnarlv ia love the prim old lady,
tbourb that love was not unmixed with
far Her wants had all been kindly an s
,icinated ard generously supplied but
nov She had come to her aunt with a
,oonost far a f,w smllinus to spend on
tribes of which Miss Urtta did not APP
nrnvn md had be,u lately denied
oh drar what should She do, Harry
had always htounht her some tasteful
lifts, and She did so want to make him
a hat hand 70, his new Derby. She had
dreamed that she could not. and had put
if of till the last moment
The ureat drops welled up suddenly to
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23
POETRY.
Thanksgiving Pies.

ny MARION +. TtCkf KING.
" ithanrw each beam and rafter
Rings ehilihool's merry hueter
And ltrc~h the hcarth-irc~ glnw,
Comes ii bcliiiie vision
Prom the realm Of youth Elysi Hm
Iluldah, lIuldah, dainty lIaldah,
lIaliaceutury ago.
Wide old farmhouse. kitchen CHEEKY,
Kettle cronninp dirty ccIic,
Spicy cloud Of incense rise,
And fair pricstcs- there abiding,
O'cr weird my site rite presiding
IIuldah, lluldah. wtahine lluidal,
Making the Thank giving pics.
Sleeves tucked mp to elbows rnsy,
Pclrly ears mid ringlets coy,
Slender waist and slippers wee,
/, a bashfl swain be,eoching,
Stnmcr, longing arms out reaching,
"lluldlh lIuldah darling liuldah.
Make Thanksgiving pics Tor me-
Brown eyes Hash, 81 pfthce rise, sit.
Hearts arc rot exchanged Tor pics, sir.
Nay, sir, trouble me no more,
'Thon must learn Drawer woping
Ere 10 me Tor favor suing"
1Iuldah, IIuldlh, scornul lluldah,
Fitted through the open door.
Did follow her, rclcnting'
Did read a hnlfrepcnting
In the flash oi nut-hrown cycsa
Cumcly rs in youth, behold her
Sayory yapur~ still cutald hcr-
liuld.lh, IIuldah, my wife iIuldah'
Making the Thanksgiving pics.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23
BHcHiens .lrnicu SATIRE.

THK BrST SAINt in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhrum. fr,cr Sores
letter Chapped Hands. Chiibains Gums. and
all skin Eruptons, and positively cure Piles. or
no pay required, 1t is guaranteed 10 give per
ect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price q
EMS per box. For saleby Horatio W Gushing
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23

CARRAnAss LonGr No. 5i-Nlccts Wednesday
evenings 5.j1u'clock.
PARNENAs ENCANrMESr No. IS-Meeis second
and fourth tuesdays OF each month in Odd Fellows
hall. So M.tcr street.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23

Coon TtMrLARs- Meetings Friday evenings at
Room !, Cuburn Hall.
NoMfSs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE lNIoN.-
=. a. r. Hail. meetings Tuesdays at }. 7. NJ
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23

tR- Note this Fact. - DIR. II. C. Flowers
Scientific Liver and stomach Sanative is
saving thousands of families enormous doctors
bills. 1t Is the king of system toncs. specific
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Malnutrtion, and
has no peer a Liver 1nvgorator.
Only dollar bottle. For sale by all
druggists.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23
Don't Give
This Away !

OLD Country Doctor. - Isaac, my man. how is 1t
you are so hale and hearty, while every one else,
excepting myself seems TO be ang?
Isaac (chucklng and rubbing his hands. - Mine
frient, shoost got onto your secredt, and have
ust for a doctor vonce since; but wont give It
away, don'd turn so vito winter schnow-
flake.
Country Doctor with start. - What do you
mean, sir g?
Isaac. - Oh mine frient, when | buys yer oldt
close, your good wife, she tells me to come Into
yer room vile she gets the close ready and vat
do you tink sec nit mine eyes by your bed der
very thing that made you shoost veil and hearty,
vile all der rest ov us poor sinners yer shaking like
dunder and blexins nit chills and fever or down
nit dyspepsia and weakness. Yes, my frient, /
saw nit mine eyes bottle vat half gone,
ofDr X. c Flowers Liver and Stomach Sanative,
and shost vent oud und got same kind Of
bottle and right away veil and hearty.
Country Doctor. Oh, got that bottle just to
try
Isaac. - Yes, mine frient, that vas all rite; but
before you got that bottle you vas rs yellow as n
pumpkin, ven it is ready for der cows to eat. And
Mr. Jones, the drug man, he dells me, after you
hav got shooost that Won bottle to try, you have
bought six more bottles. But wont give 1t away,
for my brother Solomon is an undertaken, you
know.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23

ANCIENr OtnE or UN1rtD WoKkNiIS.-Skow-
hogan Ladgc " 20. stated meetings ID and 4h
FRIDAYS, &. \. II Han.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23

MAINE NuLUNrttR MILITIA COMPANY +
Horace NJ. Weston, Captain, Armnfy IS Mater Il
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23

GRAND Army OF THE RtrUHL1C-RusscI Post,
No. %, Meetings lst and 81 FRIDAYS. Grand Army
Hall, corner Madison aud Mater Streets.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23
Somerset Reporter,

The LARGEST and BHsr PAPER in the Count
ENLAsaEp AND IMPROVED.
LOCAL NEWS,
COUNTY NEWS,
STATE NEWS,
TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE.
AGRICULTURAL READING,
LITERARY READING,
HOME READING,
CORRESPONDENCE
as-Prioe reduced to $I.so per year, in advance;
aS-7s cents for Six Months
as-4o cents for Threee Months
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-23

t. dorchester ~ faan reports
Aas ~ - dialogue a.'h an cmnelt
physician
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-09

rsEspyrERlAN CHuHcH Austin street, between
Eight and N;niH Dr. : A. kinl Pastor
sunta{ school '; ,i,. a; IA. re@ehIng at IL a;
and provided Win seats.
CUMBERLAND l'REsEN lkRlAN CIrGCH, wash
ington street near Thitd Kcy,J. " Hal
Soil Pastor Services IN the morning at !.
and nj 7.ai o'Cl ok IN the evening. Every
one cordially invited
ava Columbus streets Rey' WIN W De
Hart, Rector. No seryices at the hour
Of Weacihng, the pastor peinx
Vice " Theme P'" Friends Oh Oh " chrIs sgf
Seats provided for all. rangers and travel.
ing men specially invited,
CHHrTiAS CHrE Of Waco, corner Washing
ton and Eleventh streets. Rev. W. w. Bag
by, iastor services at II Il, m, aud OPP. m
Morning subject Tempest Tossed The
eFen'ng taik WIN he upon Covering
j. f Moor superintendent, All will he
cordially welcomed.
I MrLE RoDEF sHOLET Jewish synagogue
Washington street Dr.. A, r. Levy, Rabbi
Services at 5 This evening, 1t being the
closing of the Jewish Feast Of Taber-
nacles Subject, Word TO Young Is
rael.
YoUNd MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS Austin
street, near Eighth Usual Gospel service at
1870 In the afternoon. Irayellng men and
young men Of the city especially invited
Liberal HALL-Washingto street, between
SIKH ANA seventh, -, - shaw, Lecturer
AT II O clock this morning auuiyerssliBt ser
vice win he held. Service will be conduct.
ed by Mrs. Billings OF llico, Tex The even
ing service viii be conducted NJ 7;45 BY the
Lecturer of the hall. SIR. ], b, shaw, The
Philharmonic orchestra VIII discourse music.
sublcctol lecture; ~ he Devil" All visitors
made welcome.
WORKING. NILS MUTUAL AID sccIgTY,
Meets ut .. o, +. hall on South Third
street at p. m. Regular meeting this after
noon. AlIlnvted.
TMSIT> METHODIST EPIscorAL CHuRCH.-
10 Washington street Rev. 7. T.. Corkhill,
pastor sunday school at pm. Preaching
b. the pastor mt y. m. An are invited,
FIFTH STREET NJ. +. CHugCH SouTH, Corner
flfth and Jackson streets. Rev. Horace
Elsuop, pastor, sunday school a. }. 80 a IN,
Class meeting Up. m Prayer meeting wed
uesday 1880 Z. IN. services today At II IN,
ana 131p m by mcmbcr- OF the tumber
land Presbyterian synod strangers cor
dlRlly In ylted to- attend.
METHODIST CHArII Corner North Eleventh
and Morrow streets. sunday school at J.3u
II. Preaching at n a. " . aud 49, p. IN.
Prayer meeting 1hursday at7.aOp IN
GERMAN LuTHEEAN lGUHCH, Rev. II. 10.
tex, pastor. Services today ~ 10 4. ma. in
the 4, ". { a. hal on Austin street. ter
mans visiting the city are especially In
vited,
blvin service ~ iii be held al the Synagogue
10 night at O'Clock, t being the closing dag
OF The Feast OF THbernacles Rabbi Levy
Will oiiiciate and preach. subject "A
Word to the Young of Israel" All are made
welcome.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-09
Grnnn Onemimg.

a ! am going to open the eyes OF the
meople in regard to prices on furnl
H. and carpets. shall not start out
Ti,h such broad assertion unless |
IN able to prove it by actual facts,
~ in order to do that ! shall only
n; to call and see me. | have just
,receiyed one full car load of carpets
s1hich makes my stock complete in
1yery grade and my extremely low
4Spure3 will tell the tale. My turni
4nre stock is somewhat torn up and IN
compete as my new goods have not
vet arrived but in few days there
I'm roll in seven solid cars OF furni
'ture bought at prices to defy competl
Hon. The special arrangements that
4 made while north with some OF the
best factories in the Cnited States
vii enable Inc to lead the PROCESSION
and shall not only dictate prices bat
reyolutiouize them. In order to have
auple showroom for my new goods
am Offering many now on hand at
half price, therefore all early call
will secure genuine bargains.
Frank steiner.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-09
WACO, TEX.
bridge notice,

ecnled bid. viii be received hy tho Com
mis- ,ioncr~ Court Of McLennan county until
10 O'Clock II. M. November 18th lsS7, ut which
TIM -uch bids VIII be opened tor the building
of an ron bridge, and approaches across tine
Bralos river from the mouth uf Flu street In
The city OF NNCo SAID bridge 10 be 900 feet
tong " feet above low water level, 20 feet
roadway in the clear and five foot sidewalk
on each side. The bridge win comprise three
spans, the centre span 2iO feet and each end
pan To BE 1860 feet. Tie picrs to be OF tubu-
lar iron not less thtn SIX feet In diauuter with
y and inch iron for the two ceutre piers and
not less than FIVE feet In diameter and inch
ron lor the two end piers. Tho bridge
must he t,st class In every way and have "a
capacity of not less than 100 pounds to the
square foot Bidders viii furnish their own
plans and specifications and amy bid accepted
viii he subject to the conditions and stipula-
u0ns OF IL contract Ia be entered Into between
the county and bridge company, dictated by
the commissioners court All bids VIII be
tlcd with J. W, Baker, county clerk
The right IL reserved to reject any or all
bids. Na. W. EVANS.
County Judge OF McLennan county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-09

spirits, and will occupy his pulpit
this morning aud evening.
Mr.. Ira NJ. Collins, of Collins Il
Armstrong, is back from an extended
trip
Mr.. a. l.. Jefferson, of anesville,
Wis, formerly Dookkeoper for Col
Inns music mouse at that point, has
accepted similar position with Col
Inns and Armstrong, Waco.
Mr.. w. w. Dexter publisher of the
Trade Review, and formerly manager
for r.. C.. Dun Il Co., AT this point,
has returned from his trip to ST, Louis.
Mr.. Dexter resigned his agency on
September 26.
Rev. w. Ii, Bagby, paste OF the
Christian church has returned from
Hamilton. " lille there he united in
marriage Mr.. Geo. Boynton al Miss
Donella Crews. Mr.. Floyd Crews
who accompanied him is at home
again also.
Mr.. ). f.. Carnahsn formerly of the
&C. II ). +. railway, Oh the Temple
and Purcell run, arrived i'll the city
yesterday. Mr.. Carnahan has severed
his connection with the Santa Fee and
will take conductors position on
the Cotton Belt
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Goodall
are the happy possessors of a son ana
heir who entered this world
early yesterday morning at the resi-
eence of his grandpere Mr.. I Davis,
on South Second street. THE EXAM
lNER welcomes the little stranger.
ar. j. X. Moore, partner in the firm
cf j. b. Willis & Co., on Austin
street, has finally gotten located In the
city. His family have arrived and are
domicied on Washington, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
The EXAMINER bids them welcome to
the city.
Mr.. viii l.. IIallpike, for the past
eleven months book-keeper for THE
EXAMINER, has accepted the position
of assistant book-keeper tor the
wholesale grocery house of Moore
Bros. The best wishes of The EXAM
INER management aud stail go with
Mr.. Hallpike TO his new post of duty.
AT the McClelland.-Wm Lusks,
Brenham; Joe Westbrook, Lorena; j
T London. Corsicana; NJ l. Moody,
Aledo; f Z Werner, Weathertord: Z
Frank, st Louis; Howard Brull, Tay
w r. Bell, Texarksns; w b Archer,
G w Crowder, Houston; Thos liar
rington, Thos Hsrri VIM L Hall
pike, New York; G a West6rook,
Thos Cam, Lorena, Texas;
Geo w Gales, Lampasas;y " Moore
Texas Express Company; IL Fort,
Waco, Geo A Hill, Houston, Geo Z,
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PERSONAL.

L W. Con, Aust tin, has rooms at
the Pacific
. Geo. A. Hill, Houston, is ut the
New McCleIland.
N Geo, w Cole, one of Lampasas'
society young men, was in the city
yesterday.
, StiIlwel II. Russell, of Denisop, eX
- hl'ed States marshal, was i'll the
getty yesterday.
d r. IL, Fort, the produce drummer,
PANE in Yesterday from one of his
8fommercial excursions.
Al Key. ;. T, Mullins of Corsicana,
YES III the city yesterday attending
sNe prohibition conclave.
81 Dr. Frank Tanning, the magnetic
realer, Is now in Austin, and expects
~ visit Waco very shortly.
g MI Travis Jones has returned from
~ western trip to Utah, New Mex
~ Arizona and California.
Misses Fannie Lunsford and Mag
III Cheesemaa will spend today at
aafrison's switch visiting friends.
Mr.. b, Scarborough has returned
N ON Austin where he went to fight
fHe state in an important land case.
Mrs Doctor Hanks and baby re
tuFned to the city yesterday from a
f'o'racted visit TO Springfield, Ills.
Mr. Jno Perry, of the Gainesville
Ear was in town yesterday. lie
IT, as q welcome caller at these head
Mr.: and Mrs. j, NJ. Ferney's little
tf H. Jimmie, has been quite sick for
~ past week and was no better late
yesterday evening,
n Mrs Jeunie Bland Beauchamp, of
.sn eaiiso1, and president of the Wo
IN ,Vn Christian Temperance Union in
kN,"s; Is IN the city on business con
'u'ed with that organization.
~. a. Robinson, optician, after
N essence OF some two weeks at
Ia ,ho ana san Antonio, has returned
i. 'ne city, very much pleased with
|One rip which was very successful
es Sev' T. z. Corkhill, the efficient
cbn,'r OF trinity Methodist Episcopal
aIt wCd, who has been spending sever
bn TEe eHs 10 the north, returned home
friday night in good health and
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Prot. j. r. Donnellans hop last
Friday evening was we'll attended
despite the opposition of the 10
cents circus and the chess entertain
merit. Not that these were gotten up
to keep people away from the hop,
but ali hsppcued to foil the same
evening. This was the opening hop
of the season. and was magnificent
strrt for an enjoyable season in this
line of amusement. Prof. Doncllan's
entertainments here have always
sustained his excellent reputation
elsewhere in the State.